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    6 Best Snack Subscription Boxes to Satisfy Every Craving

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    I love snacks. I’m a grazer—someone who likes to eat small amounts of things throughout the day, so I usually have a hodgepodge of various foods scattered throughout my home. I’m not picky. I’ll try sweet, savory, salty, or spicy. But I do get bored quickly. Aside from a few old standbys, I’m always on the hunt for new things to try.

    Enter snack box subscriptions: For a recurring fee, you can get a package of goodies delivered to your door every month. But which snack boxes are worth your money? Which one gets you the most bang for your buck? Which will best fulfill your hankering for something tasty? I, and my taste buds, did the research for you. I tested 14 popular snack boxes, and these are my favorites (and ones to avoid).

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